Track upcoming distributions across supported U.S.-listed ETFs, stocks, REITs, BDCs, CEFs, MLPs, preferreds, and supported mutual funds — including monthly names like O (Realty Income). It maps every payment from the holdings you own, projects your income month by month, and exports the schedule straight to your Google or Apple Calendar. The calendar is built into the same dividend tracker that logs your payment history and forecasts future income. The calendar is included with the Plus and Pro plans.
Days with payouts are highlighted with the paying tickers and projected amounts shown right on the date, alongside portfolio value, yield, and income KPIs. The screenshot illustrates a historical month; open the calendar for your current projections.
Prefer a chronological list? Switch to the table view: each payment with its frequency, ex-date, pay date, and per-share amount across your holdings, sortable by any column.
Built for dividend payers — ETFs, stocks, REITs, BDCs, CEFs, and more — so weekly, monthly, and quarterly schedules are first-class citizens.
Switch between ex-dividend dates (the cutoff to qualify for a payout) and payment dates (when the cash actually hits your account) with a single click. Both views are tracked across dividend-paying holdings on Dividend Vision.
Open calendar (Plus; sign-in required) →See an entire month at a glance in the calendar grid, or switch to the table view for a sortable list of the month's distributions. Turn on the heatmap to shade the biggest paydays, and jump straight to the next ex-date or pay date.
Open calendar (Plus; sign-in required) →The calendar is built from the holdings in your portfolio. Narrow it to weekly or monthly payers, one fund issuer, or one asset type, and the filters apply across the entire 14-month projection so you can spot exactly when each slice of your income pays.
Open calendar (Plus; sign-in required) →In pay-date view the month total is cash expected to land that month. In ex-date view it is distributions going ex that month — not the same as cash received, because payment can fall in a later month (for example STAG ex June 30, paid July 15).
Open calendar (Plus; sign-in required) →Download any month as a CSV for spreadsheets, or as an ICS file you can import directly into Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook. Your dividends become real calendar events on your phone.
Open calendar (Plus; sign-in required) →Weekly, biweekly, monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, and annual payers are all projected forward 14 months using each holding's actual cadence — not a generic estimate. New distribution announcements update the calendar overnight.
Open calendar (Plus; sign-in required) →The ex-dividend date is the cutoff to own a fund and qualify for the next distribution. The payment date is when that cash actually arrives in your account, typically a few business days later. Income investors care about both — and the Dividend Calendar tracks them side by side.
Holding only quarterly ETFs leaves two of every three months thin on income. By stacking weekly, monthly, and quarterly payers in the right combination, you can smooth out cash flow into a near-continuous paycheck. The calendar shows you exactly where the gaps are — no math required.
Most dividend calendars treat every security like a quarterly stock. Dividend Vision tracks weekly distributors like QDTE, biweekly payers, and monthly names like O and JEPI — each with their own cadence, ex-date offset, and payment lag built in.
The calendar isn't a standalone widget — it's one view of the Dividend Vision dividend tracker. Connect a brokerage or add holdings by hand, and the same engine logs your payment history, tracks yield and distribution growth, and rolls everything into weekly, monthly, and annual income projections.
See every ex-date and payment date for your holdings, and export them to your phone. Included with Plus and Pro.